New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
RACERS FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF GUENN AND II COMPANIONS.
NOW THE JOURNEY WAS MADE-HoRsEs In TRAIN
ING AT MONMOUTH PARK.

NOW THE JOURNEY WAS MADE-HoRsEs In TRAIN
ING AT MONMOUTH PARK.
ten days tourney stall large enough for sfandns
ou only f. not calculated to mako horse LOOK prc'
m. erhteen Rancho del Paso thorouehbreds tha1 wore
,r,oaded at Monmouth Park last week were . 'oriy
1870, ,o Thar Goa IA were rough; their heads drooped
,h.r sv. were swollen and stiff One OF tho tWoyos'
Odds refused to quit the until snrc'nG'e WIN
attached wa, fastened around It's pooy' III 'S "~y "
,v.s haucd out Guenn, the only amman III 'ho SUING
that ia known in the East did appear 10 DO
nner as she slowly walked from her narrow stan down
en- inclined platform to the ground The ally though
,,r,uouuccd sound and well. thin and haggard-
Tn. eighteen horses weighed 1900 pounds less than
they did when their overland Journey was ocgun' eah
having lost about 100 pounds In the ten days oniy
once in that time did they have an opportunity
IN lie down and sleep. and that WAS
AZ CHEYENNE where Trainer Byrncs taxing
advantage of delay the rail- got all the st1ng Win
one exception into warm, roomy boxes Inc saino oo.
that would not leave the car at Monmouth r"rA eouu
not be persuaded to get out at cheyenne; 80 o"a
pact was made in tho aisle, and ne siep' 'neIo ~ 'o
tude Ono of the woyearolds, San Louis by 'rsi OUT
a, Ron RON died of pneumonia on the journey. MI.
pvrnes considered him one OF the most promising All
malls OF the lot The OF the Others with ther ages
colors SEXES sres and dams are given below Inc nag
GIN stable such strong one and threatens 10 win 80
many purses and stakes that the public ought 10 keep
an eve ON every animal In It There some highbred
Youngsters In this lot:
3ucup o m T. by Norfolk-Glendem.
Mana br T. g. by Enquirer Bandana.
Gendora. ch Z; 8. by Gleneg-Susie Linwood
B BSs S.so s' & s1aes Bush
DnLlin b G. by Luke Backburn-DubIin Belle.
faust b G. q by Billet-Francesca.
Figaro b G. 2, by Falsetto- Anxiety
FifzJames b O. by Kyrle Daly-Elecua
Innrituie b 20 BY Iongfelow- Indemnify A.,
Maeenta ch @ q by Duke OF Magenta-Gyptia
Mercury ch G. by King Ban Flora -.
Mjrabesu. br O. 2, by EpQurer-Fanny MattngV'
Pinto. Oh c. q by Powhatan- Atapta
F.s Oh * xr rIinSs SnsIn1ssnnoef
Goarsntee. @ q BY Observation-Disclosures.
Guenn's record is public property. Not few persons
believe that she is to the Hsggn stable In the
Suburban where she Is we'll In at ITO pounds Odds
against her arc thirty and forty to one As for the other
animals from Rancho del Paso It is too early to speak OF
their chances Walt till they get on their legs and show
what they can They don't look IKE race horses now
but in days Mr. Byrnes VIII have them on
Colonel Morrels excellent track getting the Kicks ont
Of them 1t must have cost nice sum TO er,ns 1nSss
in two palace "cars tho Alta and the Ben ALL Dullt
speciay for the transportation OF valuable STOCK hey
look on the outside like Pullman sleeping cars wtnot
windows, and cost nearly as much money! Tue Alta.
which Ia standing side track ct Long brancn, Is
feet in length and eleven In width ana nas
RECOMMENDATIONS for sixteen horses Hereis ground plan
oft: